HamiltonPlanning ApplicationsPart Lot Control
Application for Part Lot Control By-law
Published by City of Hamilton
This is the City of Hamilton’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- By-law
- Published by
- City of Hamilton
- Date
- January 2026
- Form reference
- section 50 of the Planning Act
- For
- any
- Signed by
- owner · applicant
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 10
- Submit to
- planningapps@hamilton.ca
- Covers note
- The form's section numbers do not sit beside their headings in the document's text layer, so the headings are listed as printed without them.
- Instruments
- Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.13 · Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.56 · Ontario Heritage Act
Overview
The City of Hamilton Planning Division's Application for Part Lot Control By-law under section 50 of the Planning Act, January 2026. Its purpose section covers designating land not subject to part lot control, transferring a zero lot line easement, and registering a correcting transfer for a prior transfer made contrary to the part lot control prohibition. It gathers the legal description, previous uses and contamination history, earlier Planning Act applications, existing buildings, heritage features and proposed land uses by lot or block, then submission requirements and file naming.
What it covers
- Applicant Information
- Property Information
- Heritage features
- Purpose of the Application
- Consent of the Owner(s)
- Authorizations
- Acknowledgements
- Affidavit or Sworn Declarations
- Collection of Information
- Application Submission Requirements
- Electronic Documentation
- Disclosure of Information
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